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Foreclosures

is the process that begins when a homeowner (borrower) is in breach of their mortgage contract, and unable to make their mortgage payments. The end result is the action of taking back the property from the homeowner (borrower).

Liens

an official order that allows someone to keep the property of a person who owes them money until it has been paid off.

Code Violations

the action of not adhering to a structure of rules which in this case applies to real estate.

Bankruptcy

the inability to pay debts; the decision to declare bankruptcy occurs.

Divorce

the legal process of ending a marriage.

Probates

the legal process of deciding if a person’s will has been made correctly and if the information it contains is correct.

Unemployment

the state of not having a job.

Relocations

the process of moving to another location (to live, or work).

Vacant Properties

a property that is not occupied and available to be utilized.

Absentee Owners

individuals who decides to leave a property, and in most cases seldom visits the property

Creative Financing

new or unusual ways of legally getting money to finance real estate.

Evictions

the act of forcing individuals to leave; for example their home.

Inheritance

– money, land or possessions received from someone after the person has died

Sub2

is a technique used where the buyer absorbs the responsibility of the existing mortgage of the homeowner without involving the banks (meaning) the buyer purchases the property leaving its existing financing in place.

Funding

EMD, and Transactional (short-term) funding. Email: ernest@patern.org for more details.

Disclaimer 

(all definitions should be credited to dictionary.cambridge.org‘s website).